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This reluctance to accept the hassle of dealing with the drowned was not confined to bargees.
But, in precise religious terminology, the word was later confined to the sacrifice of an animal slaughtered for the sake of Allah.
But instead of custody the two will be confined to their homes in the evenings and at night, their compliance monitored using electronic tags.
By 25,000 years ago, the Aurignacian culture had virtually disappeared, confined to a few small pockets scattered across southern Europe.
The yellow bumblebee, which used to be widespread, is now confined to the flower-rich meadows of the machair in the Hebrides.
Mayfly hatches are not confined to rivers, some lakes also have spectacular mayfly hatches.
Grossly, the surface of the lungs may show flat to slightly raised disk-shaped red to violaceous plaques confined to the visceral pleura.
These developments all contributed to massive surplus extractions from subsistence producers confined to the reserves.
If the owners have their way, swathes of Scotland will in effect be fenced off, with the public confined to paths and pre-determined routes.
Alexandra has cerebral palsy, is confined to a wheelchair and suffers from frequent epileptic fits.
Your verification principle needs to be explicitly confined to properties that objects possess contingently.
The normal-sense shears are confined to the gabbro block and may represent relict ocean floor faulting.
Interiors are relatively plain, with decoration confined to the square column heads.
Substances that are confined to the lipid matrix will move along the plane of the bilayer.
Doctors say the mysterious outbreak is apparently on the wane and apparently confined to Seven Oaks Home for the Aged.
And health provision is controlled by Swindon's primary care trust an unelected quango with councillors confined to an advisory role.
Between 1503 and 1506 he was imprisoned for forging a document, branded on the face, and confined to the city limits.
The splendor of Havana, rather than being confined to a small quarter of the city, extends for miles.
The more restricted of the existing modes are watercraft and trucks because they are confined to certain surfaces.
The appeal of such romantic drama, of course, is by no means confined to Australia.
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Lake Tanganyika has two unique snake species confined to this part of the world, the Tanganyika water cobra and the Tanganyika water snake.
Most food today would still be recognisable to our grandparents and jetpacks are mostly confined to James Bond movies.
Currently in Australia, online gambling is mostly confined to wagering, a flutter on the races or sports betting.
The reasoned justification showed that this policy was not confined to hazardous waste but included all types of difficult waste.
As long as their rants were confined to forums and poorly organised rallies, no one really cared.
My poor dogs and I are confined to one room whilst the window men continue to fit the new windows.
A recognition of others as being your dearest ones need not be confined to recognizing them as mothers alone.
These vicious killers will surely strike again if the owners fail to ensure that the dogs are not confined to kennel or tied up at night-time.
It's perfect for email if you can master the keypad and web browsing is available, albeit confined to a small screen.
On day 3 of each treatment, woodrats were confined to a portion of their cage that allowed for the separate collection of urine and feces.
Because the electron is confined to move along the circumference of the nanotube, standing waves arise that have discrete wavelengths.
On Friday, an impressive panel of speakers will address the main event which, regrettably, is confined to students and teachers.
The nite also reiterated the hackneyed fact that music is not confined to one place.
The drunks are as much a part of this meeting as the royal procession and excessive imbibing is not confined to the lager louts.
Therefore, I don't see any reason why netball should be confined to the women alone.
Dharmalingam observed that the call for a clean environment was not confined to this generation alone.
Maswana stressed that the officials were not confined to Bisho alone, but were found across the province.
It is not confined to fiction alone but is open to biography, travel writing and memoirs as well.
This programme will not be confined to boys alone and is open to girls, too.
For her, progress of a student should never be confined to academics alone.
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The contests were not confined to students alone, there were contests for special children too.
The loss to be suffered may not remain confined to this world alone but also transfer to the next world.
The genus Acacia is mostly confined to Africa where almost all have stipular spines or recurved thorns.
The results of this survey highlight the fact that drug use is not confined to our major cities.
Engendering in intimacy is not confined to biological reproduction or economic production.
It's not a cancer that spreads through the blood stream all over the body, rather it stays confined to one anatomical region of the body.
The West had been settled with paved roads across the country, and the Indians were confined to reservations.
Stock farming is mainly confined to sheep and goats, particularly the angora goat.
And, as Cary Wolfe and others have noted, the animalization of the Other is not confined to race.
It was a decision confined to the particular facts and evidence of the particular case.
And for a man who confesses to having an addictive personality, his main vice is now mostly confined to words.
His publications were not confined to questions relating to life insurance policies however.
The Piper Geronimo conversion isn't totally confined to the original Apaches.
In literature apocope is confined to poetry, but in the prose inscriptions of the dialects it is frequent.
The aim is to take what was once a dry topic confined to the history text books and bring it alive for the younger generations.
After that great feat, horse drawn transport was confined to a lingering death.
His interests, however, were not confined to optical recording but also included his emotional reaction to roaming the streets at night.
Thus, you will be confined to somewhat small areas on which you can construct your base, generally represented by a hard red rock-like surface.
Now confined to bed or a wheel chair, he was completely dependent on staff for all activities of daily living.
In the city's photographic market, which is still largely hitched to 35 mm, digital is confined to the lower end and to media professionals.
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In short, not all nudists and naturists want to be confined to gated communities.
Is the phenomenon confined to the diocesan or secular clergy or has it also touched the regulars, men who live by rule and vow?
The age range of assailants further suggests that this was not a crime confined to young men.
He was confined to his home for much of the remainder of his school years although he did manage a very irregular attendance at school.
In the United States the dominant form of Buddhism is Mahayana Buddhism, and Theravada Buddhism is confined to a few viharas.
The debt discussion isn't confined to bastions of Middle England such as the Mail and Express.
Present herds remain largely confined to areas of recent burn and grassy, south-facing slopes.
Typically the host molecules are dissolved in solution or, alternatively, are confined to a membrane plane.
By Friday, he had not lodged security for his R2 million bail and remained confined to his plush home.
A deposit of money is not confined to a bailment of specific currency to be returned in specie.
The government's export strategy remains confined to easing labour laws in the maquilas and the Free Trade Zones.
Similarly, some terricolous mosses are confined to calcareous soils in polluted areas, but are more widespread in non-polluted areas.
Representation is confined to a margin between two color fields, which reads as the boundary between earth and sky.
The backward stretching and branching septal folds are confined to a narrow marginal zone of the septa.
If a poll could be confined to those who are both informed and financially disinterested in the issue, the figure would be nudging zero.
Nor can they be confined to the joint promotion and marketing of a financial product.
What the writer knows about scientists seems to be confined to models in lab coats talking about enzyme-boosting hair conditioners.
Before tetrapods existed, vertebrates were all confined to living in aquatic habitats.
This form of thanksgiving is not confined to spiritual devotion and verbal expressions.
Due to the geographical limitations of the sea on one side and mountains on the other, the urban sprawl is confined to one area.
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In most fossil coelacanths, the swimbladder appears to be ossified and, consequently, these fishes were probably confined to shallow water.
In 1899 he has a severe nervous breakdown and is confined to a clinic for three months.
Gentlemen's clubs upheld these traditions, but early competition was largely confined to an upper-class social elite.
If it were so, then the short-period oscillations should be confined to only one frequency.
Boogie-woogie was generally confined to barrelhouses, dance halls, and houses of ill-repute.
The apocrine sweat glands are confined to the axillae, areolae of the nipples, the anogenital area, and the external auditory meatus.
The new face of American evangelicalism is not confined to the mega-churches.
The only income that the club has enjoyed in the past has been confined to ticket money and membership sales.
Calls for western-style reforms tend to be confined to the merchant classes and some members of the existing establishment.
It is generally confined to the submucosa, muscularis, and serosal layers, making endoscopic diagnosis difficult.
Getting fit and toning up doesn't mean being confined to a sweaty gym or paying homage to stretch latex in an aerobics studio.
The only fish now found here is a species of toothcarp that is confined to the mouths of streams that flow into the lake.
The problem of rehabilitating former totalitarians isn't confined to Western Europe.
Not all this attention to sexual and gender variability is confined to North America.
When I contemplate most house moves, the actual activity has indeed been confined to a few days only, spread out over a period, long or short.
They wanted as well a federal government that would keep the Indians tractable and confined to reservations away from white settlements.
The domain of their creative energy is confined to one specific department of science, namely social science.
It's not confined to the books concentrating on improving young minds, bodies and spirits which are disappearing off the shelves.
Local tissue reactions were confined to the treatment site and included erythema, swelling, desquamation, erosions, and eschar in most patients.
It is not confined to those who suffer emotional trauma or who are diagnosed as being mentally ill.
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In the Indian Ocean, deep trenches are confined to the southern coast of Indonesia, and tsunamis are rare.
No longer would the antics of superheroes be confined to the visual tricks.
The representative democracy of our Constitution is not confined to a ceremonial visit of electors to the ballot box each triennium.
Such social dos are more or less confined to the well to do and the upwardly mobile class of young professionals.
The group is normally confined to the tropics but some species are found in the temperate latitudes of the southern hemisphere.
In contrast, the hydration of the major groove was found to be mainly confined to a monolayer of water molecules.
All five of the monotypic genera qendemic to Northern Melanesia are confined to the Solomons.
Before 1994 greenfield investment was largely confined to areas with high structural unemployment.
Now confined to the dry heart of the desert, the Sonoran pronghorn has declined precipitously in recent years.
You think that infighting, back-stabbing and underhandedness were only confined to Republicans and Democrats?
He was said to be confined to a wheelchair, barely able to speak, and suffering from brain damage.
Skiers will only be allowed access to the downhill skiing slopes, while non-skiing visitors will be confined to the Ptarmigan centre.
Moving up to slot cars, that was cooler, but the cars were confined to a track, going around in circles.
Tan was confined to a windowless, unlighted, unventilated storage room for 14 months.
The Statistics Canada study reveals that the increase hasn't been confined to cannabis, which includes marijuana, hashish and hash oil.
It cannot be confined to those who suffered financial hardship due to lack of income.
This is an unprofitable business and it is not confined to Britain's biggest supermarket chain.
The animals were confined to drylot paddocks and fed the assigned concentrate in individual feeding stalls.
These animals are thought to survive only if ice is confined to their body cavity and other extracellular spaces.
At first this was confined to the older industrial regions of the north-east, Scotland, and South Wales.
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Despite his lack of interest in street art, he's not confined to the canvas.
This was especially the case for highly skilled workers but it was not confined to them.
Analyses of parental provisioning and nestling growth are confined to 2000 when nestlings ate the supplemental sand lance throughout the nestling period.
The use of the emergency laws will not be confined to Tamils.
Originally it was a low-level insurgency mainly confined to the Sinai Peninsula.
But although I talk about artefacts and taonga, I do not believe that cultural heritage is or should be confined to movable or portable artefacts.
The company's separate legal personality is a general feature of its legal status and is not confined to the areas of limited liability and transferable shares.
This new round of embellishment is not confined to evening gowns and bridal wear, but is going into all areas of apparel, including activewear and sportswear.
Instead, they spent relatively more time confined to baby walkers, bouncers and pushchairs and had few places to go other than the nurseries and their mothers' rooms.
Lydia is given a cleaner bill of health and is not confined to bed.
The only significant natural damaging action, in the current climate, is erosion by topographically canalised rain water, mostly confined to becks and burns.
Wesolowski is confined to house arrest in the walled city, awaiting trial in front of the Vatican tribunal.
Reports this week said they were free to roam around Qatar and were not confined to house arrest.
If the spout was air and not water, then there was no necessary reason for it to be confined to seas and oceans.
It's like On the Road, except the roads are circular, confined to the reservation's scrubby badlands and a repellent Nebraska border town riddled with liquor stores.
Plants at Holliday Park that are usually confined to fens are swamp blue aster, speckled joe-pye weed, and a rather rare species of pink turtlehead.
Within these groups there are forms found across the western provinces and beyond, implying large scale manufacture, while others are confined to smaller areas.
According to the Michigan Secretary of State, the misprinted ballot was confined to a single precinct in the city of Alma and was sent to only 69 voters.
Sandwiched in the middle of the semiconductor are two layers of quantum wells in which the electrons and holes are created and confined to a 2D world.
Worse yet, Lee suspected Crazy Horse would be placed under arrest and confined to the guardhouse since the adjutant's office lay adjacent to the jail.
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And we are under no illusion that this state of affairs is confined to one battalion.
In wild-type chromosomes, these proteins are confined to the heterochromatic DNA sequences either by terminator sequences or by proximally directed initiators.
Stalk borer damage in corn commonly is confined to occasional plants in the first few rows near field margins, fence rows, grass terraces and waterways.
The series also reversed a long trend that saw the character paralyzed by the Joker and confined to a wheelchair for a decade.
If genetic engineering were confined to the elimination of monogenetic diseases there would be almost no one, I suspect, who could seriously argue against it.
Exploitation of trafficking victims may be most acute in conflict and adjoining regions, but it is not confined to these areas.
The use of the letters will not be confined to organic farmers alone.
France had a dynamic plantation economy in the Americas, but its benefits seem to have been confined to limited enclaves within the mother country.
I thought that being confined to a brandy balloon, they were just tired.
Though largely confined to NHK's Sunday night samurai drama and to reruns on late night television, the samurai film still haunts Japan's ultramodern everyday culture.
It grows on alpine north-facing mobile limestone screes, mostly over 1800 meters above sea level, confined to a narrow area of approximately 160 km.
The neuralgic issue of censorship is confined to a substantial but specific range of books both in Chinese and from abroad.
If protest demonstrations and rallies can be confined to select areas and organised peacefully without obstructing the free movement of others, nobody can complain.
With social networks largely confined to highly masculinized spaces, women had difficulty entering the industry in any capacity other than as their husbands' assistants.
Guess we're all confined to unattractiveness and those dreadful 1950s thick rimmed spectacles that according to stereotype all academically sound people wear.
Play is open to men and women and will initially be confined to Dublin, although a Cork league is to be set up in the new year and Belfast will follow.
Apart from the larger engine and the automation of the gearchange, extra standard equipment is confined to items such as floor mats and seat back pockets.
This is fine for the wilderness backpacker, but those who want to carry a little more than just the bare essentials are nowadays more or less confined to official camp sites.
The work in the first phase of refurbishment has fortunately not been confined to replastering the ornate ceiling and fiddling about with the organ.
In 1988 the zebra mussel, once confined to the lakes and rivers of Europe, hitched a ride to Lake Erie, presumably in the ballast tanks of a visiting freighter.
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You have to remember that in those days, there were hundreds and hundreds of people confined to mental asylums in appalling conditions with very few treatments available.
There were no injuries and damage was confined to navigation lights.
The tree felling, it is sad to note, is not confined to forestlands alone.
Art is confined to art colleges, with life drawing virtually redundant.
Through discussions with the party he became convinced that post-strike realism would make nationalists accept a deal confined to Northern Ireland.
Invasive aspergillosis is confined to the lungs in the majority of cases, but sinusitis and central nervous system involvement also occur with some frequency.
Former Missouri State Senator chuck Graham is paraplegic and confined to a wheelchair.
Fire damage was confined to the door's wooden surround and floor boards.
If the power quality anomaly seems to be confined to data and communication equipment, try for 0.25 ohm resistance levels for equipment grounds and neutrals.
The most vocal skeptics so far of the new Afghanistan policy are mostly left-of-center and largely confined to wonkish circles.
There is also a group of distinctive foraminifera more or less confined to the zone of the Tethys and thought to be a stenothermal tropical group.
Intralesional bleomycin, topical immunotherapy, photodynamic therapy, and pulsed dye laser treatment are best confined to research centres or resistant cases.
First, the uproar seems confined to over-educated liberals alone.
With the laser's ability to be focused to points of a few micrometres or millimetres in diameter, high power densities can be spatially confined to heat target tissues.
The genus is confined to the tropics and subtropics, with 22 species occurring in the Americas and 12 species found in Africa, Madagascar and the Middle East.
Instead, due to less intensive agriculture, such plantations are confined to the areas around habitation and in some of the more accessible valleys.
Enamel is confined to the anterior and labial surface of the crown.
The Library's collection of lithographed music is predominantly continental, non-pictorial and confined to the first half of the nineteenth century.
The Health Service speech and audiology manager, Rose Taylor, said some people's perceptions of the world of speech pathology were confined to lisps and stutters.
Should the rest of us trust what we see on television when our acquaintance with a case is confined to that little bit of testimony that is billed as a confession?
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By the end of his life, Lane, also known as Plonk, was almost continually confined to a wheelchair.
Some stores in New York are confined to the sale of materials for artificial florists.
These ministers were at first confined to the three orders of bishops, priests, and deacons.
The generation of peat, when not completely under water, is confined to moist situations.
All three families arose in the Northern Hemisphere and, except for a few of the more derived goerids, are confined to that hemisphere.
In addition, the papacy was relatively weak, and its power was mostly confined to central Italy.
Speculation that the world would end in the year 1000 was confined to a few uneasy French monks.
They were, throughout the period, confined to everyday speech, as Medieval Latin was used for writing.
As references to foreign hydronymies have shown, this semantic structure and development is not confined to Scotland or to the British Isles.
The concept of the Dark Ages was also in use, but by the 18th century it tended to be confined to the earlier part of this period.
The original meaning was confined to systems in which the government operates health care facilities and employs health care professionals.
After the recapture of Constantinople by Imperial forces, the Empire was little more than a Greek state confined to the Aegean coast.
Some Protestant denominations do have a worldwide scope and distribution of membership, while others are confined to a single country.
Such an approach was not confined to castles, but was also applied to the fortified towns of the day.
The tourist made a complaint to the police and, despite sympathy, the sentry was confined to barracks for ten days.
These paintings are mostly confined to the sierras of this region, but can also be found in outlying mesas and rock shelters.
The wants of a native living with his tribe and cultivating mealies or Kafir corn are confined to a kaross or some pieces of cotton cloth.
Simple pipe organs existed, but were largely confined to churches, although there were portable varieties.
Membership was originally confined to the church classes but was soon expanded.
Regional powers are those whose influence is generally confined to their region of the world.
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Evidence of chariot burials in England begins about 300 BC and is mostly confined to the Arras culture associated with the Parisii.
They were confined to cargo holds with each slave chained with little room to move.
Initially confined to Europe, the fighting gradually assumed a global dimension as the political ambitions of the Revolution expanded.
Snowfall is usually confined to the period November to February, and snow seldom lies on the ground for more than a day.
Archaeological finds are mostly confined to the Gower Peninsula, and include items from the Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age.
Senior members of the Royal Family may also be appointed, but this is confined to the current consort and heir apparent and consort.
In the Philippines, the British were confined to Manila until their agreed upon withdrawal at the war's end.
Heavenly motions no longer needed to be governed by a theoretical perfection, confined to circular orbits.
The following day he was confined to his bed for two weeks with bronchitis.
English was the language of the industrial east of the island, and Gaelic started to become confined to the more rural west.
The St Kilda wren is a subspecies of wren whose range is confined to the islands whose name it bears.
The water in a river is usually confined to a channel, made up of a stream bed between banks.
Snowfall is usually confined to the period November to February and seldom lies on the ground for more than a day.
The first persecution by an emperor occurred under Nero, and was confined to the city of Rome.
The influence of the Moray family was not confined to northeastern Scotland.
West of the Appalachians, the war was largely confined to skirmishing and raids.
Further north, its distribution is very patchy, being confined to a few localities on the west coasts of Ireland and Wales.
Although pith helmets are mostly confined to military ceremonies, civilians still wear white dinner jackets or even Red Sea rig on occasion.
Cod are an example of a species only found in deep water in the Baltic, while pike are confined to the less saline surface waters.
The Russian Federation is claiming a large swath of seabed along the Lomonosov Ridge but confined to its sector of the Arctic.
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Sicilian was an early influence in the development of the first Italian standard, although its use remained confined to an intellectual elite.
Following the Battle of Jutland, the capital ships of the Imperial Navy had been confined to inactive service in harbor.
The centre of the island is largely moorland covered with heather, and cultivation is confined to the coasts.
After its failure the Portuguese presence was confined to Malacca, and to the eastern islands.
Plant and animal species confined to a specific geographical area are called endemic species.
Within two days the United Kingdom and France declared war on Germany, even though the fighting was confined to Poland.
The beads are exclusively confined to the Still Bay occupation units, and the majority have been found in the M1 phase.
Prior to El Nino, the warm pool stores heat and is confined to the far western Pacific.
Most other species are confined to a few geographical areas by their limited adaptability.
The Glanville fritillary is a highly restricted species within the UK, being confined to the southern coast of the Isle of Wight.
True lowland is confined to a few narrow coastal strips along the Aegean, Mediterranean, and Black Sea coasts.
These dialects are confined to rural areas and are spoken primarily by small numbers of people with low social mobility.
Most of the forests are pine, and deciduous trees are practically confined to the pluviose zone of the north and northwest.
When present, however, these infections seem to tend to be confined to only small regions of the body.
There, the Abbasids still maintained a feeble show of authority, confined to religious matters, under the Mamluks.
As a symbolic activity, it is no longer confined to religion, but is distinguished from technical action.
It takes its name from the fact that after the reconquest of Lisbon, the Muslims who remained were confined to this part of the city.
The War of Jenkin's Ear broke out in 1739 between the Spanish and British and was confined to the Caribbean and Georgia.
Discussion of the Dieppe maps in contemporary Australia is exclusively confined to the Jave la Grande feature.
Thus, our search for cobalancing number is confined to the pronic triangular numbers, that is, triangular numbers that are also pronic numbers.
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Geographical variations appear slight, and mainly confined to individual special local words.
In some cases, language contact may lead to mutual exchange, but that may be confined to a particular geographic region.
It remained largely confined to this area until the 13th century, continuing in common use while Scottish Gaelic was the court language.
Southern Appalachian speech patterns, however, are not entirely confined to the mountain regions previously listed.
The new nation would be confined to the area east of the Appalachian Mountains.
In 1176 he was also made custodian of Queen Eleanor, who was confined to her quarters in Winchester Castle.
The foregoing comparative discussion of colour space has been confined to the receptoral level, and so two important qualifications are in order.
The spinning jenny was confined to producing cotton weft, it was unable to produce yarn of sufficient quality for the warp.
The prisoners were confined to the cattle cars for days or even weeks, with little or no food or water.
The blockade of American ports later tightened to the extent that most American merchant ships and naval vessels were confined to port.
Immobile and confined to a couch, she was cared for by her mother until purchasing a house and hiring a nurse to aid her.
The surfie subculture in its full form was confined to those areas of the world where there is surf.
Some foliaceous corals are unifacial, the polyp mouths being confined to one surface.
However, most of the reverse side of each transparency is covered over, so that the backlighting is confined to specific zones.
Full-line formulae differ principally in their use of alliterating synonyms for 'man', whilst tags confined to the b-line differ hardly at all.
Superficial mycoses normally are confined to the keratinized layer of the skin and its appendages.
Acts of charity are not confined to places of worship, and they also cover the whole gamut of humanitarian deeds rewardable by Almighty Allah.
Early, the use of LiDAR was confined to the government and military applications.
Species of the robust australopithecine genus Paranthropus also appear to have been confined to one or other of these two African regions.
Now his drug use is confined to nicotine and macrobiotics, he is happily married, expecting a baby and his life has totally turned around.
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I am getting medals, scapulars, plastic foetuses, letters written in blood, telephone calls all over the system and it is not confined to me.
He then realized that the deranged, paranoid, possessed and megalomanic was not confined to the SA but was an essential part of Nazism.
Serious infections among treated patients were confined to one event of bronchopneumonia in the 300 mg dose group.
No longer confined to simple fruit and veg, it includes everything from eggs, meat, honey and tea to clothing and beer.
This thrombotic event was confined to lung tissue and was not found in other tissues.
Origanum ramonense is a low chamaephyte that is confined to smooth limestone rocks in the Negev Highlands.
Whereas it was previously confined to a purely superstructural position, it now constitutes an essential basis of today s society.
Locally, our record of remembrance is spottier and typically confined to personal efforts and parades.
Addiction to opioid prescription pain killers is no longer confined to the inner city.
Mannerism, instead of being confined to a system for the periodisation of art history, now becomes a condition in the production of art.
The firm is best known for its range of toasters, which were once confined to the darker recesses of greasy spoons.
But mining and quarrying combined with the spread of housing left the heathers confined to small pockets.
Ocado was launched in January 2002, and was initially confined to a pilot area surrounding Hemel Hempstead.
An atypical variant of Fabry's disease with manifestations confined to the myocardium.
But earlier in the week the Huddersfield chief spent two days confined to his bed after becoming one of the many Lions victims of the now infamous Norwalk virus.
Parasitic infections can be solely confined to the skin, as seen with human scabies, cutaneous larva migrans, the chigger flea, cutaneous myiasis and cutaneous leishmaniasis.
These new records are confined to physiographic regions of Chiapas such as the Central Depression, Northern Highlands, and Sierra Madre of Chiapas.
They found that hydrogen bonds, which are among the weakest types of chemical bonds, gain strength when confined to spaces on the order of a few nanometers in size.
But until now, using a thin client largely meant users were confined to a desk, impeding the adoption of thin clients for workers who need mobile access.
The table is deliberately confined to three of the factors, namely lack of intellectual ability, unsupporting home background, and personal factors.
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Planktic foraminifera of early Ypresian age do occur in Wenonah J-75, however, suggesting that the Acadia chalk may in fact be confined to the upper Ypresian.
These arteritic lesions are not confined to the striated musculature, but occur everywhere, including the superior and inferior mesenteric arterial beds.
Major fighting was thereafter confined to French soil and England's naval capabilities sufficed to transport armies and supplies safely to their continental destinations.
After the Norman conquest, the Old English language was displaced and confined to the lower social classes as Norman French and Latin were used by the aristocracy.
Because the early investigations published in the Nordic languages or Scandinavian languages the field of pollen analysis was confined to those countries.
The limestone pavements of the area are a habitat for several species usually confined to woodlands, such as dog's mercury, wood anemone and ramsons.
Tropical storms and hurricanes have also struck Hartford, although the occurrence of such systems is rare and is usually confined to the remnants of such storms.
For four months he was confined to a private asylum, Kensington House.
The stomata are ranunculaceous and confined to the lower leaflet surface.
Claims of judicial activism are not confined to any particular ideology.
During April and May, the Arctic fox also preys on ringed seal pups when the young animals are confined to a snow den and are relatively helpless.
Southwards, his conquests ignited several conflicts with expansionist Turkey, whose territories were thus confined to the Balkans and the Black Sea regions.
The use of these is not confined to India, but extends to Arabia.
The interactions amongst states were not on a global scale and most often were confined to Asia, North Africa, the Middle East, and certain parts of Europe.
At any rate, the uprising was strictly confined to Saturninus' province, and quickly detected once the rumour spread across the neighbouring provinces.
The subsidence of the Sahara High nearly reaches the ground during the coolest part of the year while it is confined to the upper troposphere during the hottest periods.
Northern Ireland Railways were never part of British Rail, which was always confined to Great Britain, and therefore are not part of the National Rail network.
Two of the five Galliform families, the cracids and the New World quails, are confined to the Americas, with most species in Central and especially South America.
The growing human population has put severe pressure on Java's wildlife, as rainforests were diminished and confined to highland slopes or isolated peninsulas.
The Desert Air Force failed to make a maximum effort to bomb a disorganised and retreating opponent, which on 5 November was within range and confined to the coast road.

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